Special investment contract for the creation of permanent rare-earth magnets production was signed at the Exposition
A special investment contract for the creation of a
large-capacity production facility for permanent rare-earth magnets was signed
at the RUSSIA EXPO in the presence of Denis Manturov, Deputy Prime Minister of
the Russian Federation - Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian
Federation, and Alexander Brechalov, Head of the Republic of Udmurtia.
The
document was signed by Alexei Besprozvannykh, Deputy Minister of Industry and
Trade of the Russian Federation, Andrei Andrianov, CEO of Rusatom MetalTech
(part of Rosatom's Fuel Company TVEL), and Valentin Fetisov, Director of
Elemash Magnet company.
The
implementation of the special investment contract will make it possible to
cover the needs for supplies of localized magnetic products to customers for
wind power plant projects under the concluded capacity supply agreements,
electric power projects and other industries. The SPIC is planned to be
implemented on the territory of the city of Glazov in the Udmurt Republic,
Udmurtia will gradually ensure full localization of manufactured and sold
products.
"Within
the framework of the project it is planned to create a plant for large-capacity
full-cycle production of permanent rare-earth magnets in the Republic of
Udmurtia, with a design capacity of about 1,000 tons of magnets per year. The
new plant will guarantee import substitution of supplies of permanent magnets -
the most important components for such industries as wind power and electric
transport, and will also give an impetus to the development of mining and
processing projects in the field of rare and rare-earth metals. This will
ensure constant demand for a number of key rare earth elements," said
Denis Manturov, Deputy Prime Minister and Head of the Russian Ministry of
Industry and Trade.
"By
2028, it is planned to reach a production capacity of about 1,000 tons per year
of permanent rare earth magnets based on domestic mineral raw material base,
while there is a prospect of expanding production to 3,000 tons after 2030. The
special investment contract signed today clearly demonstrates that creating a
large-capacity production of permanent rare-earth magnets is crucial for the
country," said Andrei Andrianov, CEO of Rusatom MetalTech.
In
addition, in the presence of Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov, Alexei
Gruzdev, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, and
Stanislav Prokofiev, Rector of the FSEBI HPE "Financial University under
the Government of the Russian Federation", signed a Cooperation Agreement
between the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia and the Financial
University.
The
agreements will deal with the issues of training and recruitment of personnel,
scientific research, implementation of joint projects, including projects under
the Financial University Development Program, as well as the organization of
practical training and internships conducted in the central office of the
Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia and trade missions of the Russian
Federation in foreign countries.
The performance took place as part of the international Open Dialogue "The Future of the World. New Platform for Global Growth."
One of the tracks of the Open Dialogue is "Investments in Human Capital." The pitch session on this topic brought together over 30 speakers.
One of the key topics for discussion within the initiative became "Investments in Connectivity," which attracted 24% of the essay authors about the future of the world.
